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If you want to kickstart the new year with a brand-new phone in your pocket, Samsung has a very tempting offer. Switch to any handset in the Galaxy S24 lineup, and you'll be sent a Galaxy Chromebook Go free of charge.
Yes, really. Samsung will bundle a free laptop worth £299 with every phone purchase.
And that's not all. If you weren't already tempted to switch to one of its newest Android phones, Samsung has slashed the price tag of its Galaxy S24 FE, Galaxy S24, and Galaxy S24 Ultra too. Save between £75 and £100 off the RRP of these handsets — with no discount code or conditions.
If you're willing to part with the phone in your pocket, Samsung has bolstered trade-in values to slash up to £490 off its Galaxy S24 lineup.
With all of these offers combined, you can purchase a Galaxy S24 (worth £799) for as low as £284 plus take delivery of a Galaxy Chromebook Go laptop worth £299. That's an incredible incentive to make a switch today.
Of course, the amount you'll receive via the trade-in scheme will depend on the make and model of your existing phone, with the most desirable handsets commanding the highest trade-in value. You'll need to send a Galaxy Z Fold5 with 1TB or similar to qualify for the maxed-out £440 trade-in discount on the Galaxy S24.
Samsung has slashed £75 off the price of its Galaxy S24 FE — the most affordable handset in its Galaxy S24 lineup. Not only that, anyone who buys this Android phone will be sent a Galaxy Chromebook Go worth £299 for free. If you're happy to trade-in an existing handset, you're able to save an extra £350, cutting the cost of the Galaxy AI-equipped phone — launched in October last year — to just £274
The most affordable Samsung Galaxy phone eligible for the offer is Galaxy S24 FE, which starts from £699.
Released in October 2024, the Galaxy S24 FE combines some of the best features of the standard Galaxy S24 (£799) and Galaxy S24+ (£999) at a lower price point. If you want a mammoth screen to truly immerse yourself in boxset binges, movies, and mobile games, the 6.7" AMOLED screen on the Galaxy S24 FE should fit the bill.
Elsewhere, it boasts the same premium aluminium frame and glass back panels as the rest of the Galaxy S24 lineup. There's also a triple-camera set-up, a 120Hz high refresh rate for buttery-smooth system animations, and all of the latest Galaxy AI tricks to manipulate photos and re-write text messages, emails, and documents.
If you're looking for a more pocket-friendly phone, look no further than the standard Galaxy S24.
Starting from £799, this flagship phone arrives with a 6.2-inch FHD+ AMOLED with 120Hz variable refresh rate for fast-paced gameplay and buttery-smooth system animations. The handset is shielded with IP68 dust and water resistance, so it can take an accidental dip in the pool without any complaints.
The triple-camera set-up boasts a 50-megapixel sensor to capture as much detail as possible in every shot. The selection of lenses enables a range of zoom options, from 1x to 2x or even 3x. Capture shots with vivid detail and enhanced details thanks to the new AI zoom solution.
Like the rest of the Galaxy S24 lineup, Samsung has included its new Galaxy AI functionality, which summarises lengthy notes into bullet points, rewrites your emails, and offers real-time translations during calls.
Samsung has also included its most recent foldable in the latest offer, starting with the Galaxy Z Flip 6.
The Galaxy Z Flip 6 arrives with an expansive 6.7-inch AMOLED display that folds-away like a compact mirror. On the outside, Samsung has fitted an (almost) edge-to-edge 3.4-inch outer screen to quickly respond to text messages, follow turn-by-turn directions, and change songs without unfurling the main screen.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6, pictured in the fresh new Mint colourway, packs a faster processor, larger battery, flagship-quality cameras, and a swathe of AI tricks
SAMSUNG PRESS OFFICEIt boasts a 50MP main camera, 4,000mAh battery cell that Samsung promises will endure 16 hours between charges, and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor with 12GB RAM. Priced at £1,049 in the UK, it offers improved durability with an IP48 rating, AI features, and seven years of software support.
Unfolded, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 has an expansive, tablet-like 7.6-inch AMOLED display with an improved peak brightness of 2,600nitsSAMSUNG PRESS OFFICE Galaxy Z Fold 6 is more expensive, starting from £1,799 outside of a sale. For that, you'll enjoy a much larger 7.6-inch tablet-sized foldable screen. It also comes equipped with a faster processor, which is coupled with a 1.6x larger vapour chamber to improve cooling during sustained performance so you can play graphics-intensive games for long period without risking any overheating.
All of this means you'll be able to enjoy Ray Tracing — an advanced lighting technique usually reserved for the latest generation of consoles from PlayStation and Xbox — in mobile games.
Everything is protected with the latest toughened glass from Corning, known as Gorilla Glass Victus 2, which should make this model more durable than previous iterations.
Samsung's all-singing, all-dancing Galaxy S24 Ultra is also eligible for the latest discount.
Designed to offer the ultimate Galaxy S24 experience, this smartphone continues the legacy of the popular Galaxy Note range with a redesigned S Pen stylus.
Write, tap and navigate with precision on the new, flat display. Pop the stylus inside the handset to wireless recharge the battery. Tapping the S Pen will also move forward in a PowerPoint presentation.
Galaxy S24 Ultra was one of the first handsets to launch with Galaxy AI features, like the ability to transcribe meetings in real-time, with the clever feature able to separate each speaker SAMSUNG PRESS OFFICE Galaxy S24 Ultra improves on the 50MP main camera found on the Galaxy S24 and S24+ with a whopping 200MP sensor to capture unprecedented detail. Samsung has equipped the camera with a smart ProVisual Engine that recognises objects – improving colour tone, reducing noise and bringing out detail based on what's in-frame.
Another AI trick — dubbed Note Assist — built into Samsung Notes will intelligently suggest summaries of longer handwritten and typed notes. Samsung will also automatically format notes as you write them, so you won't need to worry about a messy handwritten scrawl if you were in a hurry.
Voice recordings within the Samsung Notes app can be transcribed, translated, and summarised into easy-to-read bullet points with AI too.
Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook Go comes equipped with 12-hour battery life, thanks to its lightweight ChromeOS software and powerful battery cell — enough juice to easily last through an entire day of work without the need to hunt out a mains plug SAMSUNG PRESS OFFICE This nifty notebook comes equipped with a spill-resistant keyboard, so it can survive an accidental coffee spill — or two. Samsung says it'll last up to 12 hours on a single charge, that should be more than enough to work all-day without the need to hunt for a plug.
When it comes time to recharge, the Galaxy Chromebook Go uses the same USB-C cable as Samsung's line-up of Android smartphones, so you'll only need to pack a single cable on any trips.
It boasts a 14-inch screen, a memory card slot, 3.5mm headphone port. Galaxy Chromebook Go can pair with your Android phone, bringing your text messages and notifications onto the laptop — so there's no need to juggle two devices.
